Snyder to Lecture at Arkadelphia College Graduation
Treasury official Snyder will receive an honorary degree at Arkadelphia College and speak to the Ouachita class at 10 a.m. He will travel from Little Rock by plane, join a motor caravan, attend an alumna luncheon, and later dine in Hot Springs before departing for Washington. Joining him are Arthur Gardner, Joe Tooney, and Commander Schuh. The article also notes dwindling Civil War veterans on VA rolls and varying pension aid.
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Snyder
Arkadelphia
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Washington
Arthur Gardner
Joe Tooney
Mr. Snyder
Schuh
Treasury
Grand Army of the Republic
Veterans Administration
Pzsys
Arkansas Farmers Need Aid For Conservation Program
Arkansas officials report most farms earn under 1500 dollars yearly and cannot bear full conservation costs. Kit Phillips, acting committee chairman, says census shows net incomes barely cover basic living standards, contradicting claims farmers are financially able to fund conservation alone. Little Rock remarks note Arkansas has adequate farm labor for the first time since.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Production and Marketing Administration Committee
United States
Kit Phillips
Phillips
Arkan 828
Unsuccessful bid to form Italian government ends
Rome May 21 Francesco Saverio Nitti announced he had failed to form a new Italian government after five days of effort. The 79 year old independent told reporters he refused the post of premier offered after Ado de Gasperi's three party coalition cabinet resigned. De Nicola would resume consultations to find a new premier.
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Rome
Francesco Saverio Nitti
Enrico de Nicola
Aido de Gasperi
de Nicola
Permier
Agricultural extension notes early war era crops and workers
The University of Arkansas agricultural extension service reported a few counties with worker shortages during the planting season. Strawberries in White County were high quality though rainfall was softening and decaying berries. Rice seeding neared completion, cotton planting slowed by rain with some replanting, and early corn stands were good with bright fruit prospects.
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University of Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service
Sharp
Craighead
Little River
Extension Service
White County
Grocer in Byington Puts Up Wholesale Prices
Honest public is needed in this type of business says Carl Cruse a Byington grocer who posted wholesale prices for foods under a wholesale and tip plan. He doubles business volume with customers paying about 20 percent above posted cost. Out of town buyers travel to see the signs and take part in the scheme.
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Byington
Tenn
Carl Cruse
Cruse
Senate Sets Up Science Foundation
Senate approval outlines creation of a national science foundation to train scientists and support basic research, including cancer studies. It would fund colleges and universities with loans and grants, run under a president appointed board and a full time director, with divisions led by experts.
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James Marlow Washington
Senate
National Science Foundation
House
Congress
National Defense
Foundation
Everything Is Simple at Truman Home
Grandview Missouri May 21 The 94 year old Martha E Truman mother of the president is cared for in a frame cottage near rail lines and a feed store. Mary Elkins wife of the president keeps house as trains and traffic pass. The home is marked by a twist steel fence since her son became president and the place is alive with telephones.
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Frankeleazer
Grandview
Mary Elkins
Kansas City Southern
Frisco
Feland Avenue
Martha E. Truman
The
Baptist Church
Jealous Wife Shoots Friend of Husband
A 31-year-old mother of two was shot to death on a Brooklyn street. An hour later a woman with three children admitted firing the shot, saying the victim was “running around with my husband.” Police described the motive as jealousy and said the shooter confessed.
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New York
Brooklyn
William T. Whalen
Mar
Brooklyn Woman Identified in Hallway Assault Case
Inspector Whaien named Mrs Philomina Scavone as the assailant in a crowd encounter. She reportedly said she was glad she acted and would not worry, claiming her husband was involved with Mrs Tannazzo who sought a divorce. Scavone, 41, frail, to be booked later.
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Garet Tannazzo
Brooklyn
Inspector Whaien
Philomina Scavone
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